Women's Suffrage

The Library of Congress has digitized photographs, scrapbooks, personal papers, and other ephemera related to the suffrage movement.

A free online exhibit of primary source documents, selected and interpreted by Colorado historians.

Explore the forgotten suffrage pilgrimage of 1913.

Once home to historic figures like Susan B. Anthony and Frederick Douglass, Rochester, New York, stood at the center of 19th- and early 20th-century American reform movements. This exhibition looks at the contribution these and other Rochesterians made to the decades-long struggle for woman suffrage, highlighting some of the successes and challenges of that movement at the local level. From the collection of the Rochester Public Library Local History & Genealogy Division.

The purpose of this exhibit is to provide scholars, historians, and those with a general interest in the suffrage movement access to images of the memorabilia that so attracted activists as they made their final push in both England and America to achieve the franchise.